Born and raised in Los Angeles, Gabe Aronson is composer, singer and musician whose love of music and performance has led him to travel the world honing his craft. 

He began working in music production and film and television scoring at the age of 16 on projects like "Timber the Treasure Dog," (Film) and "Flea Market Flip," (Television) and continued to discover his love for composition with video game scoring on "Monkey Pile." 

More recently, he has composed and arranged music for a variety of theme park projects - namely "Conjure the Night," (2024) and "Castle Creatures Monster Party" (2025), as well as for the horror film "What Josiah Saw," the winner of the Heartland Horror Award (2021).

As a composer, he has found inspiration listening to the likes of Cristóbal Tapia de Veer (White Lotus),Yoko Shimomura (Kingdom Hearts) and Michael Giacchino (Lost, The Incredibles), among others.

Gabe has pursued his love of performance and songwriting for several years as well, taking on the role of "Jerry Lee Lewis" in the musical Million Dollar Quartet, traveled the world as a singing-pianist with Holland America Line and MSC Cruises, and releasing his own singles, EP's and full-length albums. 

His music taste spans from Soundgarden and Johnny Cash, to The Beatles and Bon Iver, with a little bit of everything in between.